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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple names and April dates with scattered places and events. The readable portions show mentions of April actions and people such as Wahlert, Yokohianes, and Mauls. Details are incomplete and no coherent event or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
A garbled local item describes Whitney and Moreh with odd fixtures as they prepare for a god faer sett. Mentions various names and places, including Hotel Majistic and KOOMA area. The text hints at housing, rent, and local business patterns amid a surreal narrative.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe work starting at Kipapa Gulch for a new road through the Gulch with a rock-wrushite plant and operations by Hak Noon and ConHEY at Kwadlettiet to supply material for the roadway under construction.
A terse, error ridden note reports the death of a boy named Chang in Canton China on March 11. Details are fragmented with garbled names and unclear affiliations, mentioning Onis college and a person named Seraph BE. Chang may have held a position in the city but the text is incomplete and misspelled.
An assortment of local notices and ads including laundry services and embroidery offered at 270 Berdtania street, copperplate printing at Beakbane's Fort Street, and various business promotions. Reports mention por tion drainage issues from Watnkeen to Milo, railway and shipyard concerns, naturalization and army enlistment notes, a car sale at an auction, and a tragic laborer stabbing on Hawaii with subsequent injuries.
A corrupted morning report tells of a Romanian mother who allegedly gave up her baby girl to a Hawaiian woman, Mrs Dinah McParham. The scene unfolds with a staged arrival, an interpreter, and a supposed candy errand. The mother’s anguish turns to anger when she learns a newspaper claim she relinquished her child for a million dollars. The tale ends with a long list of families boarding a camp train, including names such as Julie Bayer, Geo F Davies, and J H Moush, as they head toward San Francisco. The report blends confusion, emotion, and a quest for truth as authorities investigate.
Observers celebrate the opening of Hawaii’s largest solar transit observatory with a detailed description of the instrument, its mounting, and the expected scientific value. Preparations include time-lat mechanism, transit frame, and a domed telescope housing with three rooms and solid rock footing. Announces shipping schedules, port calls, and personnel related to the event.
Incomplete foreign port notices show ship movements with ports such as San Francisco Kahului and Honolulu. A court decision is described about a woman's rights in an unclear context, with garbled names and dates.
Steamer Mano reports 800 plus passengers inoculated aboard during voyage. Inelau l Honoluu and Moa Waterhouse accompany officials en route to Washington. J.P. Bray and Hamilton King among travelers. notable figures Melville B. Stone and others on itinerary including Tokyo and Siam. Shipments and consular movements noted as part of a broader transpacific passage.
An inland bulletin notes a wiring hike received from the authority dated April 6 near Honolulu. Details describe a route or movement about twenty five miles distant and indicate progress and favorable conditions. Further specifics are obscured in the damaged text.
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